megous

16 ms·

271.
by megous 8mo ago
Bloated server implementation with lack of alternatives and a complicated protocol.
272.
by megous 8mo ago
This has a lot of Riggs/Manning's SLS/SS vibes. Incl. the exercises and terminology.
273.
by megous 9mo ago
Okay. So what does ten million requests cost, then? Like... a dollar? Is it a dollar? Is it two dollars if they splurge? Because if the deterrent here is a line item so small it shows up as 'miscellaneous vibes' on a balance sheet
274.
by megous 9mo ago
I'd still like the ability to just block a crawler by its IP range, but these days nope. 1 Hz is 86400 hits per day, or 600k hits per week. That's just one crawler. Just checked my access log... 958k hits in a week from 622k uniqu
275.
by megous 9mo ago
Sure, but they specifically state it's "dedicated". So I guess it really is not, because price doesn't make sense otherwise.
276.
by megous 9mo ago
It's she. Why even ask anything if you don't care enough about the person to click a link and see a picture of the woman above the fold.
277.
by megous 9mo ago
This is connected to the US takeover of the platform https://www.msn.com/en-in/news/world/tiktok-permanently-bans...
278.
by megous 9mo ago
Yeah, likely not. There are all kinds of shaes of gray in between that and windows style OS instalation, though. Arch Linux just sits somewhere in the middle, where you don't build anything, but you get a guided tour of partitioning an
279.
by megous 9mo ago
So with 8 customers per box (AMD EPYC™ 9645 CPU has 96 cores) if they have single-cpu boxes, that would need 256 GiB RAM. CPU launch price 11000 USD. RAM will likely be another 10000 USD 20000 / 8 customers / 40 USD/mo = 62
280.
by megous 9mo ago
I started with Slackware Linux—something arguably even more “hard-core” than Arch. What mattered most at the beginning was good installation documentation, and both Arch and Slackware delivered on that front. Slackware, however, had an addi
281.
by megous 9mo ago
Your framing places nearly all moral responsibility on protesters while treating state action as reactive and inevitable.
282.
by megous 9mo ago
That's an extermination camp. Concentration camps are just for segregating and isolating people from society. Like what US did to Japanese in the past. And it has nothing to do with Jews.
283.
by megous 9mo ago
It's pretty clear for decades. When exactly did some higher up in the US gov end up in jail for ordering eg. mass killings abroad, or colluding with others that engaged in mass crimes like initiating wars and conflicts. US will not loc
284.
by megous 9mo ago
So what's the supposed goal of this "targeting" of ICE agents? Because that's a key to the insurgency vs protest thing. We have chats, organized territory and labor specialization in a company I work for, too. It doesn&#
285.
by megous 9mo ago
https://www.972mag.com/microsoft-8200-intelligence-surveilla...
286.
by megous 9mo ago
Equating civil resistance, even in heated forms like disrupting raids or blocking roads, with decades‑long insurgencies that involved organized armed groups, territorial control, foreign combatants, and protracted guerrilla campaigns is lik
287.
by megous 9mo ago
Some markdown-like static blog generators just replace -- with emdash. I used one such in the past, written in PHP by someone who was keen on proper typography.
288.
by megous 9mo ago
There are about 50 people on EU sanctions list that tried this, who can't travel, or engage in any normal economic activity.
289.
by megous 9mo ago
Piracy is a socially responsible thing to do these days, when MS reportedly helps persecuting and killing people. IBM of 2020s.
290.
by megous 9mo ago
You just have outbound NAT enabled, so that your internal nodes can access the internet, no mapping to any internal nodes is set from the outside and no firewall. (just NAT alone) So all packets to your router's address will terminate
291.
by megous 9mo ago
Cheapish (~$1000) thinkpad E14 gen7 (AMD) variant has battery life of >24h (reading/typing in vim). At least according to power meter, not that I'd read or type that long. And everything works on it on Linux, even obscure thing
292.
by megous 9mo ago
Does US have such a lack of space to fail to absorb 2-5% increase over years? What's so hard about naturalizing or legalizing them, so that they can more easily interact with current power structures on the territory? Capital city in t
293.
by megous 9mo ago
My typical ssh session does not either.
294.
by megous 9mo ago
5pcs 2 layer default settings 80x100mm boards ($4 vs EUR 124) is pretty much 30x.
295.
by megous 9mo ago
would not be able to tell from websockets uses
296.
by megous 9mo ago
It's not off the coast, they're circling directly over the territory of Palestine, without invitation from Palestinian state, and against interests of Palestinians. Post-colonial only implies that Cyprus was a UK colony, and now i
297.
by megous 9mo ago
My idea of fun is deeply tied to understanding how things work—learning them, then applying that knowledge in my own way, as simply as possible. That process gives me a sense of ownership and control, which is not something I get from an ap
298.
by megous 9mo ago
Yep, and the comment section predictably attracts the people who just complain they want something but will do nothing about it, not even complain to the right place (like their favorite proprietary SW/HW vendor, to improve their Linux
299.
by megous 9mo ago
Have your network managing software setup a default route with a lower metric than wireguard default route based on wifi SSID. Can be done easily with systemd-networkd, because you can match .network file configurations on SSID. You're
300.
by megous 9mo ago
UK military is operating in Palestine (very frequent military flights from their post-colonial base in Cyprus), and is operating in Israel (when they were shooting down drones, etc.), and is supplying Israel with weapons (directly by soldie

More ›